Blinken: I view anything from the Kremlin with great skepticism

US Secretary of State Blinken answered questions at an event for the Washington Post. The Kremlin Press Center said: “The Kiev regime attempted a drone airstrike on the residence of the Russian president in the Kremlin.” Responding to a question about the statement, Blinken said: “I cannot confirm this information in any way, as we cannot verify it in any way.” he used his statements.

Expressing that he did not want to speculate without knowing the facts, the US minister said: “Secondly, I approach everything related to the Kremlin with great skepticism. Let’s see what the facts are, we’ll see.” He said.

Asked if the United States would criticize them if Ukraine decides to launch an attack on Russian soil, Blinken replied: “These decisions are decisions Ukraine must make.” he gave the answer.

While the US Department of Defense (Pentagon) declined to comment on the matter, the Kremlin Press Center stated: “The Kiev regime attempted a drone airstrike on the Russian president’s residence in the Kremlin. ”. had made the statement.

In the statement, it was noted that the attempted attack on the Kremlin was carried out with 2 UAVs and that the UAVs were neutralized when the Russian army and special services acted in time using radar warfare systems. .

Kremlin spokesman Dmitriy Peskov told reporters that Putin was not at the Kremlin Palace at the time of the attack.

Noting that Putin’s public routine schedule will not change due to the attack, Peskov announced that the parade on Red Square will be held as part of Russia’s Victory Day celebrations on May 9.

On the other hand, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin also announced in a written statement that the flight of drones in Moscow is prohibited from today.